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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24
PATTERSON

CRAlG'S SEEDS
Are fresh. He keeps
the very best. Buy
YOUR Garden Seed at
Craig's Drug Store.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24
He Loves His Natives Land,

We print the following letter fr ON
a colored man in Texas spelled ger
bdtin, not to make fun of him but
to preserve it in Its characteristic
form. There is q vein of sense and
fine feeling underlying the rough
expression. Show me a man who
loves home and friends and c6un-
try, and l will show you one whose
heart is in the right place. This
man has not had the educational
advantages you have reader but
he knows how to express honest
sentiment:
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24
Window {

Craig's Garden Seeds.
Go to Craig's Drug Store for your
Garden Seeds. Fresh and the very best.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24
Live Stock.

Corrected by Booth & Stone.
Mules, IA to IA hands high, $50
TO $40; 151 to l6 hands high, $ll0
to $3.50
Cattle, II to 81 cents.
Hogs, 3 10 81.
Shipments-5 cars horses and
mules and of cattle.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24

Landreth's Garden Seeds.
In bulk or otherwise, at the
f24-2t CORNER Drug STORE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-24
For Sale.

A fine Shorthorn Bull.
G. A. EDMUNsoN,
2tx Bethel, Tenn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
lsHERlF S S ALE. !.

NJ s;sss 5sj
By Virtue OF an Execution issued out pf TIE
s District Court for the Tenth judicial Dist riot
il, md for the COUNT OF Mower and State
q OF minnesota. 5SSs44sss i4 3S}
Il Whereas, A' Judgment ras duly rendered
On the % day OF X D. 1872, IN an action
an q Justios Court in the County of Mower
ard State OF Minnesota, wherein d. M !.
osborne and CompAnJ an Incorporated
COMPANY. was Plaintiff and Patrick Kels0y
81 said Plain tiff. an inst said Defendants
for the sum of sevsnty-nine and 5a-l00 dollars
4i$f9. s9l as appears by the Transcript filed in
the Office OF The Clerk of the District Court
Tor the Tenth Jnd icial DistT1eJ OF the County
Of Mower. aud whereas said judgment
Ief S0ct eber. 1856, and the sum OF nfty-nine
and l0-l 90 dollars SIS. 10y is actually due
thereon with interest on the sum OF fly
i six and az 100 dollars from October 9th. 1879,
q have on the 4th day OF December al. ID. 1855,
levied npsn all OF the riEht, title, interest
long a and to be foil owing described Real
8 The East half of tie South East quarter OF
section No. twenty -four IA. towuship No.
one & hundr red and three 1881, range No
fghseen West An the County of Mower
and State OF Minnesota
sss M ich shall sell the same at public 3an0-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy.
said Rxscutionsandc costs OF sale, at the west
front door OF the Court House. in the Gil ~ OF
Austin, In said q County and State aforesaid,
on Saturd aytthe 22d day of January, IA u 81.
lSS17 ats ten 81 lock IN the oreRoon ofE hist
Dated this III day Is Deeembsr. 1885,.
ys ALLAN MOLLISON, q Mi
ShcriH Of Mover County Minnesota q.
Dec lcTt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
NOTICE Q F 81 O Isr e .AAC g u s LIE BY

#sNIOTlCE 81. Fl 81 10 IsTe1Al11Es SALE Is i
s.1 EsSADYERTIsEM I. @ss5S.s
the sum OF twenty do lars, which IL mad
Ito be due, since july lst, and rs diI Ut
the date of this tice, upon aeert sitl. mort
q. Whiting aud N Inn d, Whiting his wife, To
Annette Nj ALI bearing date the ;}0th of
Nay d g, 1, secure tns pasment
and duly recorded III the nice off the
hegistel Oh peesls, in and for the County
ofs Tower and state of ON nnsso ta, IN the
2d sday sof June, at q elock Z, q il
Said Mortgage 10 eond itioned thu il default
be made ina OF the pro visions therein com
tained Ill shall be Ia fnl for said N ortgagee,
I'M I'M m s. due ' pursasa
to ssid coaditi Ions, the vaole amount
secured by said Mortg care rem sining
ilars. ii erspy ID be que
and the said sum is o iiacfis 40 Me- aus at
date af thIsSno Ice sls S3s Isl
ne acsio5 Nv So.
debt red bY sud MOI sr my rsrs
i, Il 1, q |,
smdrtga4 Ind pu rsta nt M ths statute 40
/ such caseInad8 and pro ded. the said merit
ERaRe Will he fOrec Used, and the apremises
{ tieserib IA and COY ~ said y orts are.
hi T6e nortnv est arter 81 venty
| (zOl, III township ono mn ared q three ll0S1
bsaasy sns sssts & ss
lsedltanae nts aud appn It nance
sold S. q 1o tas aishsst
as ny ss1 ss ssss ss
I'LL mud hy saId mort we III case ofs lcaure,
lan the gu I. Msc by e, Msisn
Count n st lie. &c sst Bront Door of "a e'ouri
lH0aaas in the City of ~ ply, ins ssid Ceunty
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
2IIssE ssz Ba

s9x lal11knA6s 0aell maae Hi ne p4ymentz0fa
@ 6Hi1 H. aess1' Is ss anss5 ss
81 .! 81.
Ainaia,a mtth tp sstrons, bearing
aA13 fHas AT4k ~ " lt6fs to Re-
cure 1 81 ooiiars Will
lnteresl 3 81
per Annu psse tn ms dulg sres
|sroTdeo ln fne QMee ,ol dAe heess1er OF Deedsi
in ana TOE fns cQnnLy 81 and STATE or
1lnneAor me III nSsoAy ssQla JannarTA sls
fau : ia ian DOCK one ID Of
ina93f Igaa es,on ~ 81 81 s ~
said rugrtgaEs Ye Qn 3 ne 81 8 ~ of Jar-
81 ana trans
1sfrea spys Sne 2 aiu ,syt e 10 hampton
enIsena 6Gi0 HMe pcs y as MY re-s
IsepFdeQ III sIpe once o. fne neRlsseT OF Leeds
| Slss1Y ~ book Of nDrtgagssso on pare
III s1ya lorLghge ennotiap df DE Is Sc
1e maze an AnH eI kaere
lxl nfaiaed, at snall DO for n1Dgf-
ga8ed or BIS hesig nsf.ors ,a sclaFs
4 the waole y 81 aHds
tsATsh EHE ~ sai1s
py sale e Y
slli
III asrlHfea
Io'po us anfiIhe sal0 sfl ~ elaa % ea 10 Pc
sA IS tine asas ,r Anls noI,1,e
erglse having been lnst ZIG ated ~ recover the
Sasnt secured py saiQ mo or & y parC
1h g .sf.
That bg yirlIe of y power of cont aIled
u ss % ana
cass mage alsl
es deserlbedi "a and covered BY said iiatff gage,
I Y s.;s sss
m eievsa
range ghteenl ls1 sNesf;
tnE 9s
gae VEN hgaalsa aW sasl
ire Z, y, 'isl ea De-
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
In ADYERTfSEHEdT.

Default has been made int paymeRt of
the sum of one hundred i've dollars and
ann Is due, At the date Of this notice, upon
cfrsa ain mortgage duly executed and deliver
ed bY5 Mary Al. Murphy and Edward p Muir
ply, her husband, to Laura 6. Crane, bearing
date the 10th Ga u OF February. a. b.. 1886 and
duly recorded in the ofsre Of the Register Of
Deeds IN and for the Colaty Of Mover and
State Of Minnesota, on tie 9th day OF Febrn-
of mortgages on page ~
S said mortgage mas on the 9th day OF April.
a. ID. 1855, duly assigned and transferred by
the. said Laura g. Crane 70 Eltpnaiet Town,
and said assignment was duly recorded
in he Office Of the Register OF Deeds afore-
said on the 10th day OF April. A. d. 1885, IN
book of mortgazeas on page 406.
We're, on the 26th day Of q pril, a. D. 1856 duly
Resigned By the said Elipnaset Town unto
said Laura G. Crane. which saId last assign
|mentwas, on the 9Th day of November, A. d..
1856, duly REGARDED In the once 81 The Register
OF Deeds IN book 5 Of morsgaaes on page 600.
4 no Nv hereas, defanlt " the payment OF
1a1es ca the and az deserahed u SAID mprtgage
muse and and by reason thereof said Laura e.
Crane was compelled te pfy aud siid pay
before this notice the sum OF thIrty-twos
and I5-i o0 dollars. on \ 81, lea taxes Of
{ Is 90.
IS 8 LA
her assigns, ers sttorney e declare the whoIe
sais S the Ehsls smsaas secured
aI., xsa.y "a e = snn 1,r
y. g ~ sns aa.d
sum y claaraed s. e das 4 The ats s this
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

~ Eli
sarganlxetl short 81 Az,
islssg ere fasl utt
wei attended,
anti tie int saes he meeting IS IS in#
SeraaSists very bus mess IA at, ould
regard as asss,aty te8be present Cues
Is arc the which
a feet sssa rests snf
ssasistia, SO ey sry
business naalsa rested ID the. wei.
tarc8 S. how
81 81 attending these NEE tin Ihe is
aot. be Gan
q. eYergol Al pains q attend
hess meet inggs sessul enc
give this 81 sidenee 81 his interest
IN uha4 singg5 q il: Itsvil pay him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
n Ter y i hold pupils
responsible sr offene es onl tied on

..tII e i II il ia hold pills
sTSSBGuslIIae Il or III fences gIalni ted s0A
I'll TIE sclis 81 ground
Thu vi 81 Iepend On file sast uf.esef fhe
fence psse tilt as ,a ri & na4eting
his Tea on ptl5 HI Inv adj
dresses I'M iii an ms ultfn ne Il hi
/ tn 81 &c Their pills Such
is likely TO- lessen The respect of
Hose pupils for thci Gle g and to
his anfherity oyei The school
i AXE aaofster case ii. arge boy IS Hi
the sabit of teasing ypaiig CHI drrnson
III school 80 mes tbToN iii, q
their IN ii era terifis
tkeIr glsthex it'll tla sthsse cases
] ttsle teacher would be- morally and
justified III cal ling 81 bic ffenders
isIinaes ht IL this;
i Sall eases where d le 81 fence has d di-
Get bearing Oh iii Interests the
hsei, lie teAeaer should not ice and
ia aii 81 her 1sases lie should
assalnle iairst con rol ,ssi tll parent
I issiso8s Fsdncat loll-
re cache Ell needs gulsh be-
stween 81 b assives and an active atiertioli
pi, aIIla' part 81 hsr pa,il some teach
eys think they haEe the ii ttentIo at Glie
Isclasg n@ IS there Isl 81 Iief king
stendeney If every chi ID Inindlng hiis
3 osyn Bill mess. sf he ias Isl face front,
his eyes ID tIae teacI htt u teacher
5T III age OF he work III ilo appr
IaeF tlnsi bii lities mud hi yileges viii
I ys con fen An Thin esss than The
mes active 81 en tai avail enedy symp1s
III nti0n 9f her lass 10 The instrllcr
sst 1f All ne The I'M trnctaot ,ys til the subject
hid III nj tii0d Of 6 len chimp il. JIG iii
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21


One horse and q snow low will accom-
plish III m hour s time enough work TO
nave paid Tor the material OF the p1oW.
The accompanying picture represents a
5plor easily made and u therefore within the
reach OF sall. It may be nade of two vide
boards, six festl long by u xtsen inch es wide
and SIT pom edge III the form Of the letter
+ with y ba:ace across IA bout plac'e
sA hook Isl faste ID to the nose Oh forward
end for the VIII I'D etree. Some INES = box
seat is placed on Top for the lriV syllo
I has OIL ID keep the horse III the right
track. ne forsv end apf i'll will
rim hig n or 10y, sas q esi rcd In
creasing o. dim ing the stance be-
tween the hook and tree, the
y lowS an be further uided by throwing
the weight lof the right Or
left, as stances app HI ind icate. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
q, 4. Very s. arrow & scape.

Ssst Yes had q very narrow escape
said prominent citizen to "a friend.
I'd Isl ras con fined tfa my bed for a Yeara and
fricsasIa ave me up for cor sum ptiYa'ss
grave. until E began Us III Bsslsaln
for the Thfoat and TEalS and her am.
sound aud q OH vii find 1T or
sale BIZ s. Ohm rice
x,,s II / ri
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
. nov to make q SNOW PIov.

Justice to the boy OF the family, every
country place where much snow falls
Should be proyidad with at Least one snow
sploW. ,fale labor Of al ggi1g out It'll
novels long lines Of pat ON the dwell
ingenouse to the barn and other outhouses
Torto the publ 10 road is ali uous one and
too often falls to the lot OF half grown
boys who not only soon tire of 81 the work,
but are undul taxed, 10th as. gards
strength and exposure.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
81 1890, ....s.s {. e ..sz. !
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es JAWS
Senator. iiIsae So sthy,
u very respeet, Ia repres 4
aan ~ the citlsd
sehoiee Of d people. has ooiiii,
den Sc Of IL ) lla
desc six
Minnesota NJ i'll efIen aaY reason
I'D AZ nroalsl ST esators % aY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

81 TA'TE o n Es on AZ CO UNIYi
ia Probate Court 6 spsclal .auary
9Th, 1887 !. 81
sIn the matter OF the estate OK l1homas Flanni-
gan, Deceased. I
On reading and fling the pet obi Of Pat
rick r1annidRn, administr u OF the estate OF
f.rAonas 1lanni gan decea eprssentila
samOnx ether thinRs, that 10 has fully Adrniil-
.istered said estate J, and pra ying that q time
and place be fixed for sxamt ningS and allowing
his account of his administr lion, and tor the
SassiEnmont De the rasl d.te s0f satd estat TO
heirs,
us ordered. that sais e,nns ~ ex aInInsd
and ition heard, by the Illd ~ Oy this Court,
Oh M onday, the l4tll ia Sof February, a |.
1887, ~ enc q, olop that day Jay the
office of the 81 preot.t sst y tn said
comfy. II
DO given to- M pcrs0ns ted, hy pub
fishing 4 copy of this order for three success
hive weeks PRIOR tos said day sD q hearing, ~
lssfie ~ OW1KE COpNTY IRA NsGRIpT, nsgWspa.
per. printed and publ she'd at "a iu satd
at the 18Th IL
'hsl qs''1tl
s5 ~ udNG On EsFuU1JSs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21
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sssyy E.r 81 aaa q fIasp sriae F'apsl, # rs:
is always q very a fheult question Of
the teacher ta settle Sd low far shall
help the l,ii and how ar shall he
pupil be required to help Aimssl r The
Iaeching OF aatuI s y auld seem tc adj
cate that the papn should be taag ht
81 AMY 10 depend On his own eseUrees.
This toe. Sc think is the teaching Of COM
mpn sense m hateYer is learned should
1 BE SO ssrharen GIL i. learned that he next
ans III aerz sscs, IN as be cgsnparas III; L sy5
exay 4AIasss lie. tesehsr shoult I'll u 81 Its
.a airs Il he a he IS abnat 10 di susias one
50 ees nilss lei the class lin dsrs tanas II
SO wei 1t the q go on To the next
E H q may indeed sometimes give 9 ord
ssf SUI ton q the prepar ion Of q
fasson, and ug a seasnaa . bic hint save tie.
sehsl&r taa less loss Of much time
s# gre at evil i pupils
acaeair. tls labit of running te the
ssaaehe S seer, as sli q ReuitY
s. IS eff. req siests him 70 remove
i &c her s. W nan 4 his appeas,
Wii III q lie sseh slar to his seat vi sll i
proos De ilaps, III bile OF II ess 81 It'll a
8 lslissS sesE induces al sR sr IL
81 j + soige the pro- len tliela ives:
as tIia lest W i sgett IN 6 rid Of AZ:
9th laese cases are geneFaii VT on
neg ned
peu: this NAY discourage him. II q
o III not he rel ed EgoH Is
lis ssiss q irsalnfsh his SCI fsrel iaue With
q al ea iigH leHIng ilItI ever IS
done for sehei d ittlhoIlt his layina =
tusiisa losrIy Iilnlself makes
hui fseple q b IN g nd IS
sasFl arget en- #55s5 81
Isl
sauiFf asIsse issesti ID for he
EatsE ConYerse AZ III Tie clio: 81
C, pr aeI lyed in the
at1estIaa ter h.In 10 primo Whicli
he las before learned d I'D row LOST Ssi ght
Of I5eTita ps all his al ten ton To- some ruIs
q 81 % ,..l given 10 Til FL ass;
IS 10 tn1 ii en- him q title,
fl q "a tn the 1eayr him
to xs.iiil Yict DRY muse here Isl
ii ga s. 4 Isl action ID erin a a
{ cid tstflfHy Cor one SELF !. and tile IL seher
DOES The SCH Il Iasting. who
takes this pleasure rom him The
tea sIsplld be SIM ggest1y- but
SHE u AXE eli el d the yaetorS5
rom III dol work for
him, sssl Of INIT lie has gIyal5 "a
hisnsrl D. ostsEss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

4 q q q NJ aNss
ssisn. IN edaesdass lI'Aur Inn
ant Business nsac ed the re.I
port s. 81 iehSW II peal' III nes tssss seka
Ta4NscR fPT as8s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

s0Scn the TRAHseRIFa sfor the 81 cial
81 ai Yh e eo sun is.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

has am doubiy armed, NIX elea TIL and iifes
ss nnne and antidote are both lie loren rs
i " hitherto sit along suffering with neuralgia
Ssssts sbnyEone bottle Of Salvation CD
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-21

lUR daily ss tors give i fuH
descrip tlon of tho pro esdi nga ne leg
ka9r3
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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26
Suicide of a Prisoner.

Yesterday about noon a Chinese
prisoner named All Fat committed
suicide in privy situated in the rear
of Mrs. Beckley's residence on Liliha
street. The man was one Of gang
of as or 80 prisoners who were working
near the above mentioned place, and
after eating his lunch with the rest Of
the prisoners, asked permission Of the
luna to so the building, which was
granted. About ten minutes after
wards another prisoner, having occa-
sion to visit the same place, found All
Fat hanging from a cross beam, he hay
ing thrown his queue over the beam
and twisting it around his neck jumped
from the seat. All Fat was sent to the
prison last Sunday, he having arrived
from Maui on the steamer Likelike.
He was convicted on that island for
having opium in possession.
Marshal Kaulukou was Immediately
notified and with DR.. Brodie proceeded
to the scene Of the tragedy. On theil
arrival the Marshal ordered the body
to be taken to the prison, where it was
examined by DIR. Brodie, who pro
lnounced death to have been caused by
strangulation. The deceased wa
about IA years OF age and from appear
ances was addicted to smoking opium
In reference to the time giyer
above, as that in which the late priso
} ner was absent before discovery, sucl
, is the report made to the superio
officials. 1t happened that the edito
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26
THE GOVERNMENT SHIP.
Officers and Commission of the Explorer
Cruiser and Training Ship
Only a Makeshift.

The Government auxiliary steam
bark Explorer has been transferred
from the Interior Department to the
Department Of Foreign Affairs She
was bought solely, according to in
formation obtained from official sources,
for the purpose of carrying the Hawa-
iian Embassy from Samoa to the other
groups in the South Seas. Incident
ally, however, she is to be used as a
training ship, the inmates Of the
Reformatory School being the cadets
for receiving nautical instruction.
Although no commissions have as
yet been issued, yet the principal APP.
pointments have been made. Captain
G. E. G. Jackson, Principal Of the
Reformatory School, will be captain
Mr.. Geo. Beckley, purser ofthe Kinau,
first lieutenant; Mr.. James Bennett, as
slstant superintendent of the Reforma-
tory School, boatswain, in charge Of the
boys, and an ex-engineer on one Of the
|inter.island steamers, chief engineer.
Yesterday the boys we're employed on
board cleaning ship.
The purchase Of the vessel, it ap
pears, was only makeshift for the pur'
poses Of the South Sea mission. Origin
ally the intention was to have chartered
schooner to take Hon. ]. L. Bush, the
ambassador, and his retinue, round
among the islands; but the arrivs: o
the Explorer in the market was regard
ed as fortunate opportunity for adopt
ing what was deemed more salts
factory plan. 1t may be stated here
that the vessel was inspected and re
ported upon, prior to the purchase, BY
commission of experts composed o
Mr.. A. Young, manager of the Iror
Works, Captain Fuller, harbor master
and Mr.. Sorenson, of the Marine Rail
way.
1t is not the intention of the Govern
ment to retain this vessel, the pionee
Of the Hawaiian Navy yet to be. Ate
her South Sea expedition is over th'
Explorer will be offered for sale. 4
frst-class despatch boat is to be brough
out from England as the real nucleus
of fleet.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26

quakes had, when seen by DR. Ray.
mond just before the steamer left.
The Portuguese laborers were very
much terrified over the quaking, many
Of those who had the chance leaving
the plantations. Very few left Naa
lehu, however, as the steamer called al
an unusually early hour in order to
prevent general fight by her
At Waiohinu a landslide was report
ed to have occurred where a CORE
spending one happened during The dis
turbances of 1868.
Mr.. II. c. Austin and wife and Mrs.
Hewitt, as we'll as DIR. Raymond and
wife, came to town on account of the
severe trial to the nerves Of the ladies
occasioned by the continuous earth
tremors.
One house was carried away by the
flow, being that formerly owned by
Captain Marchant, of this city, Ii
was situated on the Kona road, about
two miles from the Kahuku ranch
house, and was destroyed by an aa
stream. DIR. Raymond was at the spot
on Wednesday night, when this stream
was within ten feet Of the house and
spreading toward it. When he return
ed to the place on Friday the house
had disappeared, leaving no trace.
The doctor describes the flow as a
body of aa--that is, a rolling mass Of
boulders, stones and gravel-about six
feet high and he could not say how
wide, it being at night. 1t was run
ming like river at the rate Of six or
eight miles an hour. Ever and again
the rushing mass was throwing up sry
jets hundreds of feet in the air. The
IA gave forth a variety Of colored lights,
making it a beautiful as well as an
awful spectacle.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26

These were all we'll defined shocks.
No record was kept Of slight jars and
tremors Of which there we're as many
more.
THE HARDEST SHOCK.
Our correspondent, writing on the
24th inst, Monday last, adds the fol-
lowing later particulars
"At 1880 p. m. we had the most
severe shock yet experienced. This
was followed few minutes afterward by
another about as hard, and at the time
of writing (I:3o a. m. z4th\ the vibra-
ton still continues. These shocks
levelled the stone walls, and in several
instances reversed pictures that we're
hanging in buildings"
These were undoubtedly the shocks
that we're felt in Honolulu on Sunday
night.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26
Police Court.

Four cases Of drunkenness So each,
constituted the first business Of the
Court yesterday morning.
The next cases we're three Chinese
charged with gambling, the cases being
remanded until this morning, after
several witnesses were examined.
The last case which occupied the
Court until four o'clock in the after
noon, was that Of A. X. Kunuiakea,
charged with gross cheat for obtaining
goods from A. Kraft, jeweler, under
false pretenses. All the evidence was
heard and arguments on both sides will
be heard this morning.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-26
The Temperance Campaign.

Again Association Hall was crowded
last night TO hear Mr.. Richard I. Booth.
Rev Mcssrs. Forbes, Cruzan, Wallace
and Merritt we're at the front. The
choir gave some fine singing, and Mrs.
Hanford beautiful solo. Mr.. Booth
excelled his previous efforts in an adj.
dress marked by splendid diction and
earnest delivery. At the close 20 persons
signed the pledge. The midday prayer
meeting at 1890 will be repeated to
day, after which the executive OF the
w. c. T. u. will meet. Tonight Mrs
Cruzan will sing as solo, "Where Il
my wandering boy tonight